'Where is our humanity?' Migrants to be held at 'Alligator Alcatraz' surrounded by swampland

Ethical & Humanitarian Concerns - The project raises ethical concerns regarding the operation of a migrant facility in the Everglades, questioning the humanity and due process afforded to individuals [1] - The Florida Republican party is accused of commodifying the lives of migrants by selling merchandise related to the facility [2][3] - Concerns are raised that the facility is being built under the pretext of an emergency order from 2023, which is questioned as the situation is not sudden or unexpected [4] Environmental & Safety Risks - The facility is located in the Everglades, an area with environmental issues, including alligators, snakes, mosquitoes, extreme heat, and humidity [1] - The facility consists of heavy-duty tents, trailers, and temporary buildings, raising concerns about their ability to withstand hurricane season in Florida [1] - The buildings being used are designed for post-hurricane relief, not to withstand hurricanes, posing a risk to the inhabitants [1] Political & Transparency Issues - The project was initiated by the attorney general of Florida with a rapid timeline, raising concerns about transparency and oversight [1] - Lawmakers' access to the facility is uncertain, raising questions about accountability and transparency [1]